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A lawsuit has been filed against the state of Texas by representatives of the hemp industry. The lawsuit claims that a recent ban is unconstitutional. The ban in question is on products that contain THC and are derived from hemp.
According to the lawsuit, this ban affects interstate commerce. Further details about the lawsuit are available from Houston Public Media, including the specifics of the claims being made by the hemp industry representatives.
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